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Savvy Senior: How to protect your elderly parents from coronavirus (Huron Daily Tribune)

Dear Savvy Senior, I’m concerned about my 80-year-old mother who’s at high risk for coronavirus. She lives on her...

Can I visit my elderly relatives? And other tips for coronavirus and older people...

People 60 and older are at far higher risk of getting very sick or dying from the coronavirus. And people 85 and...

Most will survive, but now is the prudent time to settle your affairs (Newsweek)

Many of us do not like to think about dying, or even the possibility of dying. Recent neurological research suggests that our brains are...
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If you have coronavirus symptoms, assume you have the illness, even if you test...

You had some exposures that may put you at risk for coronavirus. A few days later you come down with a bad...

‘Teddy Bear Hunts’: Scavenger hunts are making life bearable for bored kids (USA Today)

Teddy bears are appearing everywhere along streets made empty by coronavirus. And they're fair game for bored kids turned hunters.
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Simple DIY masks could help flatten the curve. We should all wear them in...

When historians tally up the many missteps policymakers have made in response to the coronavirus pandemic, the senseless and unscientific push for the general...

Navigating Your Life During Coronavirus (WSJ)

Advice on health, family, travel and helping others during the age of Covid-19 As the coronavirus pandemic upends work,...

We should be physically distancing, but remain as social as ever (The Globe &...

Health authorities are calling on Canadians to practise “social distancing,” a way to mitigate transmission of the novel coronavirus. This is a...

American Red Cross needs donors due to severe blood shortage

The American Red Cross now faces a severe blood shortage due to an unprecedented number of blood drive cancellations in response to...

How you can help others during the coronavirus outbreak (WaPo)

Several nonprofit organizations could use your time and money to make sure vulnerable populations are cared for during the pandemic
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